Good News for Stroll Lovers —— Kyoto’s Philosopher’s Path(1) 🌸🚶♂️
Overview📍 Location: In the left district of Kyoto, connecting Ginkaku-ji Temple and Nanzen-ji Temple, about 2 km long. Features: Built along the Biwa Lake canal, it’s an ideal place for a stroll and deep thoughts, with cherry blossoms in spring 🌸 and colorful autumn leaves 🍂 along the way. Best Time to Visit⏰ Cherry Blossom Season: Late March to early April, when cherry blossoms are in full bloom and the scenery is breathtaking. 🌸 Autumn Foliage Season: Mid-to-late November, when the autumn leaves are vibrant and full of charm. 🍂 Weekdays: Early morning or evening, when there are fewer tourists and the atmosphere is perfect for a quiet walk. 🌇 Main Attractions🌅 Starting Point: Ginkaku-ji Temple (Silver Pavilion) Introduction: A World Cultural Heritage site with a beautiful karesansui (dry landscape) garden and moss garden. 🌿 Suggestion: Visit Ginkaku-ji first and then start your walk along the Philosopher’s Path. 🚶♂️ Philosopher’s Path Scenery Along the Way: Cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, small bridges, and flowing streams — the scenery changes with the seasons. 💧 Philosopher’s Monument: There’s a monument dedicated to philosopher Nishida Kitaro along the path. Feel free to stop and pay your respects. 🗺️ End Point: Nanzen-ji Temple Introduction: One of Kyoto’s most famous Zen temples. The Sanmon (main gate) and Suirokaku (aqueduct) are must-see attractions. 🧘♂️ Suggestion: After visiting Nanzen-ji, enjoy a bowl of yuba (tofu skin) soup at a nearby restaurant. 🍲 #Kyoto 🌺🌟
